GeoNight 2024
Svibno 18A, SI- 1433 Radeče, Slovenija
Open to the Public
Mednarodna »Noč geografije«, ki jo spodbujata EUGEO in IGU, bo 14. aprila 2023.
V Svibnem bomo obeležili Noč geografije s krajšim tematskim predavanjem o pomenu geografije v razvojnem in prostorskem načrtovanju v Sloveniji in prikazali izbrane primere uporabe sodobnih orodij geografskih informacijskih sistemov v kmetijstvu in dediščini. Ob koncu navtičnega somraka ob 20.58 se bomo odpravili na 1-urni nočni pohod proti koči na Magolniku. Na poti bodo priložnosti za različne razprave. Vmes se bomo ustavili pri »farovžu« Pristava Počakovo, kjer nas čaka krajše predavanje Saša Obolnarja na temo geografskih danosti in potencialov v Svibnem, zaključili pa bomo s skupinsko razpravo o prihodnosti in viziji Svibna v ožjem in širšem prostoru. Po manjšem prigrizku proti koncu astronomskega mraka ob 21.38 se bomo vrnili na izhodišče in zaključili Noč geografije v Svibnem ob 22.50.
V primeru deževnega vremena bomo program prilagodili stanju na terenu.
Eno noč (ali večer) na leto, hkrati po vsem svetu, se organizirajo dogodki v sklopu GeoNight, mednarodne noči geografije. GeoNight je pobuda, ki jo je prvič predlagal CNFG (francoski nacionalni geografski odbor) na državni ravni leta 2017 in se nato razširila najprej na evropsko in nato mednarodno raven, zahvaljujoč EUGEO in IGU. Cilj teh dogodkov je izpostaviti geografijo in geografe, dati širši javnosti priložnost, da se seznani z geografskimi koncepti in študijami, ter narediti geografske raziskave bolj dostopne.
PRESS RELEASE:
Many many thanks to the enthusiastic and engaged audiance who attended Pristava Počakovo's 2nd Annual International GeoNight. It was a very interesting and informative evening with active discussions and lively audiance participation.
Special thanks for the informative data-filled presentations. The audiance was especially interested by the expert presentation on an innovative closed-loop renewable energy solution that has real potential for our local area.
There were very interesting and active conversations about current local challenges. Several viable solutions were proposed to address local leadership issues, as well as practical technical solutions.
There was a consensus for taking positive steps to move local solutions forward, including promising technical, legal, financing and political options.
It was disappointing that no local officials heavily involved in pushing top-down, outside for-profit investor projects, were a total "no-show" for this grassroots, bottom-up discussion driven by local non-profit entrepreneurs and economic development professionals.
Stay tuned for the follow up discussions that will explore our intent and ability and create a plan to implement new, sustainable, economically viable energy solutions that respect our natural and cultural assets, while proving real benefits to local residents.